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Four weeks of contemporary Russian art in London
Tuesday 30 October to Saturday 25 November, 2007 The Gallery in Redchurch street The Factory, 50 Redchurch street, Shoreditch, London E2 7DP Salon Russe show will feature four contemporary Russian artists Anatoly Mosijchuk, Alexander Babin, Dmitry Sandjiev and Alexander Zhernokluev who will each display for seven days. All works are for sale. Anatoly Mosijchuk 30 October - 5 November Alexander Babin 6-12 November Dmitry Sandjiev 13-19 November Alexander Zhernokluev 20-25 November The Gallery in Redchurch Street at The Factory, 50 Redchurch Street, is located in the heart of London’s edgy Shoreditch art scene. Located just seven minutes north of Liverpool Street Station, and 7 minutes south of Hoxton Square (White Cube Gallery) - Redchurch Street is home to Museum 52, Studio 1.1, Trolley Gallery, and Vegas Gallery. Rocket Gallery and Hales Gallery are also nearby. Redchurch Street is at the northern end of Brick Lane and close to Columbia Flower Market. There are also a number of trendy bars and restaurants in this area. Redchurch Street is easily accessible by all forms of public transport, and the nearest underground stations are Liverpool street and Old Street. Salon Russe is pleased to announce special events during our forthcoming exhibition. Private View of Dmitry Sandjiev exhibition Artist's Reception - Alexander Zhernoklujev Hampton Court House Hampton Court House presents the works of 70 Russian artists in association with Salon Russe. November’s exhibition will focus on works by Alexey Adamov, Igor Mihalenko and Sergey Fedotov, and coincides with Salon Russe’s "Four Weeks of Contemporary Russian Art in London". “Knowing Alexey Adamov" is task better suited for a lifetime researcher,as true artists are always in search of something deep, walking an intricate road in life. After all, life is neither a bed filed with rose buds, nor a rose bed without horns. Quite naturally, one can disagree with the artist's point of view, though an instinct prompts one to agree with Adamov's painting. Contemplating the charming beauty of nature with Alexey we are invited into his world of blissful thinking. Stepping onto the deck of his boat we sail to a place where we can visualize momentum of human life. Fusing the joys & attrition of life that stimulate emotions seldom experienced, enriching the divine gift of aesthetic vision...” Sergey Fdotov and Igor Michailenko differ in their artistic temperaments, painting techniques and their styles. However, their works shown together especially clearly display the various abilities of contemporary fine art. Fedotov is a direct and talented colourist, and his major element is a powerful expression of colour and form. Michailenko gives his preference to a strict expression of a verified/checked and contained line and sharp silhouette. Fedotov works with spaces and volumes, while Mihailenko uses surfaces and plains. Fedotov paints loosely and freely in the traditional genres of landscapes, still life and portraiture. Mihailenko thoughtfully and in detail develops his motives. These are different masters with different temperaments, technologies and techniques. Yet they both eventually produce paintings which adhere to the aesthetical and professional canons of art, which ensures they will always find a spectator. Both artists are well known in Russia. Their works are kept in museums and private collections in the country and abroad. The Show can be seen by appointment with Anna Korganas (+ 44(0)7880 630876) from Monday to Sunday between 11am to 9pm. HAMPTON COURT HOUSE If you need any information regarding the exhibition or artists please call + 44(0)7880 630876 or email info@salonrusse.com.... |
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